Lenovo K8 Plus 4GB RAM

• Pros
• • Robust build quality
  • Dual cameras
  • Stock Android Nougat
• Cons
• • Average gaming performance
  • Not ideal for one-hand usage

• Verdict

If budget is no bar, should you buy the Lenovo K8 Note over the Lenovo K8 Plus? Absolutely. The smartphone is an improvement over the K8 Plus in terms of performance as well as the camera quality. Moreover, since it ships with faster internals, the smartphone should age better too. However, if you cannot buy the K8 Note, then the K8 Plus isn’t a bad option either. The smartphone shoots decent images, offers good battery life which will see you through the end of a heavy day and performs reasonably wel... Read Full Verdict  

If budget is no bar, should you buy the Lenovo K8 Note over the Lenovo K8 Plus? Absolutely. The smartphone is an improvement over the K8 Plus in terms of performance as well as the camera quality. Moreover, since it ships with faster internals, the smartphone should age better too. However, if you cannot buy the K8 Note, then the K8 Plus isn’t a bad option either. The smartphone shoots decent images, offers good battery life which will see you through the end of a heavy day and performs reasonably well too. The only downside is that the handset isn’t the best when it comes to playing intensive games. If that is a deal breaker for you, then I’d suggest you to go with the Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 (review), which comes equipped with a Snapdragon 625 processor which should give you improved frame rates.All in all, the Lenovo K8 Plus is a decent smartphone for the price and if you are looking for a dual-camera smartphone with stock Android for under Rs 12K, then you can’t go wrong with it.